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    UniFormat is a construction classification system published by the Construction Specifications Institute to organize project information, especially for estimating. It structures data into nine major elements like substructure and shell that are further divided into sub-levels for additional detail. UniFormat was originally developed as an ASTM standard and allows for comparing different building systems and organizing early design phases.

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    UniFormat is a construction classification system published by the Construction Specifications Institute to organize project information, especially for estimating. It structures data into nine major elements like substructure and shell that are further divided into sub-levels for additional detail. UniFormat was originally developed as an ASTM standard and allows for comparing different building systems and organizing early design phases.

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    UniFormat is a construction classification system published by the Construction Specifications Institute to organize project information, especially for estimating. It structures data into nine major elements like substructure and shell that are further divided into sub-levels for additional detail. UniFormat was originally developed as an ASTM standard and allows for comparing different building systems and organizing early design phases.

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    UniFormat is a construction classification system published by the Construction Specifications Institute to organize project information, especially for estimating. It structures data into nine major elements like substructure and shell that are further divided into sub-levels for additional detail. UniFormat was originally developed as an ASTM standard and allows for comparing different building systems and organizing early design phases.

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    UniFormat

    UniFormat, which is published by the Construction Specifications Institute, is a way of organizing


    construction information by major system. It is used most often as a way of organizing a project estimate
    because it allows easy comparisons of different systems. In addition, UniFormat is sometimes used during
    early design phases in what is called a Preliminary Project Description.
    Prior to being published by the Construction Specifications Institute, UniFormat was developed as ASTM
    standard E1557 and was named UniFormat II. It remains a valid ASTM reference.
    UniFormat is organized into nine major categories (Level 1), each of which are then broken down into four
    additional sub-levels (Level 2 through Level 5) that add further detail as necessary. Below is a list of the
    Level 1 and Level 2 elements.
    Introduction
    10 - Project Description
    20 - Owner Development
    30 - Procurement Requirements
    40 - Contracting Requirements
    50 - Project Description
    Element A - Substructure
    A10 - Foundations
    A20 - Subgrade Enclosures
    A30 - Unassigned
    A40 - Slabs-On-Grade
    A50 - Unassigned
    A60 - Water and Gas Mitigation
    A70 - Unassigned
    A80 - Unassigned
    A90 - Substructure Related Activities
    Element B - Shell
    B10 - Superstructure
    B20 - Exterior Vertical Enclosures
    B30 - Exterior Horizontal Enclosures
    B40 - Unassigned
    B50 - Unassigned
    B60 - Unassigned
    B70 - Unassigned
    B80 - Unassigned
    B90 - Unassigned
    Element C - Interiors
    C10 - Interior Construction
    C20 - Interior Finishes
    C30 - Unassigned
    C40 - Unassigned
    C50 - Unassigned
    C60 - Unassigned
    C70 - Unassigned
    C80 - Unassigned
    C90 - Unassigned
    Element D - Services
    D10 - Conveying
    D20 - Plumbing
    D30 - Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC)
    D40 - Fire Protection
    D50 - Electrical
    D60 - Communications
    D70 - Electronic Safety and Security
    D80 - Integrated Automation
    D90 - Unassigned
    Element E - Equipment and Furnishings
    E10 - Equipment
    E20 - Furnishings
    E30 - Unassigned
    E40 - Unassigned
    E50 - Unassigned
    E60 - Unassigned
    E70 - Unassigned
    E80 - Unassigned
    E90 - Unassigned
    Element F - Special Construction
    F10 - Special Construction
    F20 - Facility Remediation
    F30 - Demolition
    F40 - Unassigned
    F50 - Unassigned
    F60 - Unassigned
    F70 - Unassigned
    F80 - Unassigned
    F90 - Unassigned
    Element G - Sitework
    G10 - Site Preparation
    G20 - Site Improvements
    G30 - Liquid and Gas Site Utilities
    G40 - Electrical Site Improvements
    G50 - Site Communications
    G60 - Unassigned
    G70 - Unassigned
    G80 - Unassigned
    G90 - Miscellaneous Site Construction
    Element Z - General
    Z10 - General Requirements
    Z20 - Unassigned
    Z30 - Unassigned
    Z40 - Unassigned
    Z50 - Unassigned
    Z60 - Unassigned
    Z70 - Taxes, Permits, Insurance and Bonds
    Z80 - Unassigned
    Z90 - Fees and Contingencies

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